Thank for your super quick edtion and explanation about a difference between scar and bruise. Thanks to your explanation, I understsnd I should have written “a bruise” because I had the bruise recently : a day ago.
Thank you very much. II always feel grateful for your kind advice.
In your note, you wrote concisely “ beneath it” for the part I wrote “near the bottom of the big dome.” I’ll be able to write the same thing with fewer words next time. Thank you very much.
Thank you for your super quick edtion I love and correcting the last sentence to make it sound more natural.
Thank you, David. I’m always looking forward to receiving your corrections. You really make me grow up to a better English writer. Always thank you for your support!
Thank you for your quick edtion. I am glad to know “employees” are more common to use than “staffers.”
The 4th sentence took me a long time to write. Thanks to your correction, now I know what to say.
Thank you for your quick edtion and changing the order of the words to make it sound more natural in the third sentence: you are required to offer 10 percent of your salary to God.
Thank you for your encouragement to me!
Thank you for your careful corrections and detailed explanations!
Thank you for your quick edtion. I am happy to know that I believe “ a love feast for Easter” is a natural expression.
Thank you for your great feedback. I'm really happy to know what is correct or not. I will assign you for my next teacher if you are available!
この度は、添削ありがとうございます。 先生の詳細で親切な添削に感銘を受けました。 これからもよろしくお願いいたします。
Thank you so much again! Your advice makes me happy. I want to ask you in the foreseeable future.
Thank you for your edtion and correcting the misspelled word “ butter.” I thought the word “batter” was wrong and that “butter” was right. So I checked a dictionary and looked up the word. I found out the batter was right in my composition. I am happy that I could know a difference between “butter” and “batter.”
